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County approves quitclaim deed to correct Booth Lane surplus property
Summary
Union County approved a quitclaim deed transferring surplus property created by a historical Booth Lane realignment to John and Dian Frisch; county legal counsel assisted and commissioners described the action as a long-overdue cleanup.
Administrative Officer Shelley Burgess presented a quitclaim deed to transfer a parcel surplus to the Booth Lane realignment to John and Dian Frisch. Burgess said the parcel had been overlooked during an earlier realignment and that county legal counsel Wyatt Baum had assisted with the deed. Commissioners approved the quitclaim deed unanimously and described the action as resolving an issue that should have been addressed decades ago.
Commissioner Anderes commented the matter should have been resolved “40–50 years ago” and thanked staff and counsel for completing the title cleanup. The deed is administrative and resolves the county’s surplus interest in the identified parcel; further property-recording steps will follow county legal procedures.
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